Has worked to advance teaching, research, and student achievement in English language arts at all scholastic levels. Site presents information on the programs, services, positions, and structures that the Council has established in pursuit of its mission. (
http://www.ncte.org
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Was founded in 1956 as a professional organization for those involved in teaching reading to learners of all ages. Site includes information about the association and its related publications, as well as a set of web resources. (
http://www.reading.org
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Is to improve history education in K-12 schools via its challenging, yet easy to use, curricular materials and assisting with the professional development of K-12 history teachers. (
http://www.sscnet.ucla.edu/nchs/
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Connects history to the day-to-day experiences of students by revealing how violence and hate can destroy a society, and how the decisions of ordinary people shape an age and ultimately history. (
http://www.facing.org/
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Is the largest organization in the world committed to promoting excellence and innovation in science teaching and learning for all. (
http://www.nsta.org
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Once affiliated with the discontinued ENC (a federally-funded program for math and science education), is a subscription service that provides resources related to mathematics and science teaching. (
http://www.goenc.com
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Describes programs that reflect the various aspects of the Department of Education's commitment to comprehensive education improvement based on high academic standards. (
http://www.ed.gov/pubs/Excelling/excelling.html
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Is a resource center/network for K-12 teachers teaching "more inclusive" social studies. Recourses are organized into five main content areas: China Studies; African-American Intellectual History; Mayan Studies; Caribbean Studies; the American West. Useful for its links. (
http://primarysource.org
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Seeks to help educators, citizens and policy-makers at all levels make a stronger case for better mathematics programs and provides a forum for reform-minded mathematics educators. This site also provides a wealth of links that can support mathematics teachers with curriculum development. (
http://www.MathematicallySane.com/
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